Sarnus Pathfinder, a prominent fly-by mission to Sarnus

The best quality image we ever made exceedes all the ground and Kerbin based telescope images. Tekto, also designated Sarnus III is an average sized moon, with light green ground and some very dark seas of an unknown liquid. An upcoming mission to Sarnus will study it closer, maybe discovering amazing details about it.

Slate, Sarnus I, is a very prominent giant moon orbiting Sarnus. It seems to have lots of scars, valleys and mountain ridges. These may have been caused by some liquid, maybe even water, which caused plate tectonics to happen. This has to be investigated further by the upcoming Sarnus Explorer mission.

Our discovery image of a new moon, Sarnus IV. It seems to be of an irregular shape, but that is yet to be confirmed by another mission. Detailed images could be taken during this mission, unfortunately all the close up data was lost during a smaller failure of the computer.

Eeloo, Sarnus II, is a moon full of intermediate craters and brown streaks, seems to be pretty white in this picture. It is very bright and less dense than a normal rocky body like Moho, which means it is mostly made of ice. The brown streaks are possibly made of methane ice.